BlueAnt Wireless V1 Voice Controlled Bluetooth Headset
by Sze | Filed under Others.
BlueAnt brings to us the Wireless V1, which is the first fully voice controlled Bluetooth headset. BlueAnt’s Wireless V1 comes with integrated voice control function that allows users to control the headset using voice commands, such as ‘Redial’, ‘Call Back’ and ‘Answer’.
The V1 offers up to 5 hours of talk time and 200 hours of standby time. It is priced at $129.95.
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September 15th, 2008 at 12:50 am
http://www.itechnews.net/2008/08/28/blueant-wireless-v1-voice-controlled-bluetooth-headset/
I really wanted to be impressed by the V1’s features. The audio quality is great. The Voice Isolation modes are fantastic. The Voice Control dialing functions superbly. But the non-removable presets that BlueAnt chose to pre-configure the V1 with are a DEAL BREAKER.
I like my phone’s eight favorites just the way they are, yet I now cannot access the 5th favorite due to the non-changeable GOOG-411. As if I really need that on an iPhone 3G with Google Maps and Google Search. Plus the voicemail preset for speed dial 1 makes no sense on an iPhone. Hello… Visual Voicemail. I never call voicemail any longer. Not that all mobile phones have this feature, but I bet that most folks would rather just have ’speed dial 1, 2, 3, etc…
Too bad. Thought we had a “keeper” here but somebody at BlueAnt blew it.
September 15th, 2008 at 12:52 am
I really wanted to be impressed by the V1’s features. The audio quality is great. The Voice Isolation modes are fantastic. The Voice Control dialing functions superbly. But the non-removable presets that BlueAnt chose to pre-configure the V1 with are a DEAL BREAKER.
I like my phone’s eight favorites just the way they are, yet I now cannot access the 5th favorite due to the non-changeable GOOG-411. As if I really need that on an iPhone 3G with Google Maps and Google Search. Plus the voicemail preset for speed dial 1 makes no sense on an iPhone. Hello… Visual Voicemail. I never call voicemail any longer. Not that all mobile phones have this feature, but I bet that most folks would rather just have ’speed dial 1, 2, 3, etc…
Too bad. Thought we had a “keeper” here but somebody at BlueAnt blew it.